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Police Seek Stronger Community Partnership to Combat Crimes
Narrative Analysis: Glittering Generalities
The Nigeria Police has called for stronger collaboration between security agencies, traditional institutions, religious leaders, youth groups, and other stakeholders to enhance security and tackle criminal activities across Sokoto State. Deputy Inspector General of Police in charge of North West, DIG Suleiman Abdul, made the call during a strategic engagement and town hall lecture with [] The post Police Seek Stronger Community Partnership to Combat Crimes appeared first on Voice of Nigeria.
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